Hyundai Recommended Tire Pressure

It is important to maintain proper tire pressure for Hyundai tires. Low tire pressure will result in tire underinflation, and high tire pressure will result in tire overinflation, which can compromise tire safety, cause tire blowout, decrease fuel efficiency, cause uneven tire wear and reduce tire tread life. Check Hyundai tire pressure regularly, and monitor Hyundai tire inflation levels to avoid driving with overinflated or underinflated tires.

Tire inflation value listed on tire sidewall is a maximum tire pressure the tire can be inflated to, and not the recommended tire pressure for Hyundai. Use recommended tire pressure listed on the tire pressure chart found on a sticker on driver's door jam or in Hyundai manual. Recommended tire pressure for your Hyundai tires will be listed in one of the following pressure units: psi (pounds per square inch), bar or kPa (kiloPascals). Pay attention as your Hyundai may have different recommended tire pressure values for front and rear tires. Keep your Hyundai tires inflated at recommended tire pressure levels at all times for your driving comfort and safety.

If you replace Hyundai original equipment tires with optional tire sizes or you switch to plus size tires, make sure to follow guidelines for the application of load and inflation tables to find proper tire pressure for new tires on your Hyundai. Hyundai tires with the same load index, regardless of tire size, may carry the same load, but not always, and they may require substantially different inflation pressures. Tire load index may not be used independently to determine replacement tire acceptability for load capacity. An equal or greater load index does not always correspond to equal or greater load capacity at all inflation pressure settings.

Always refer to the Hyundai owner’s manual for any specific safety advice regarding the application of Hyundai replacement tires.

Hyundai replacement tires must have equal or greater speed rating compared to the original equipment tires if your Hyundai speed capability is to be maintained. It is recommended that tire installers refer to the Hyundai owner’s manual to identify any tire speed rating restriction or recommendation that could affect the operation of the vehicle. If your Hyundai replacement tires have a lower speed rating than the original equipment tires, your vehicle’s speed must be restricted to that of the replacement tires.

Original equipment tires that come on your Hyundai will have the proper tire load index, so stick to that number or higher when you replace them with new tires. Tire load index tells you how much weight your tire can carry. Putting too much weight on your tires will overload them, and can cause tire damage, premature tire wear or even tire blowout. Refer to your Hyundai manual to find its original equipment tire sizes and their load ratings.

Hyundai tire pressure changes with temperature, so check your Hyundai tire pressure when outside temperature goes up or down. During colder months when temperatures drop, Hyundai tire pressure will decrease also by approximately 1 psi for each 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Maintain proper Hyundai winter tire pressure by adding air to your tires as needed to the recommended tire inflation levels.

Hyundai tire pressure should be checked when tires are cold, after your vehicle has not been driven for at least three hours. It is best to check your tire inflation pressure in the morning, after the vehicle has been parked overnight, using a reliable tire pressure gauge.

If your Hyundai is equipped with tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), pay attention to low tire pressure warning light being on. Ensure your tire pressure sensors are working properly to stay alert and enjoy a safe ride. If your tire pressure warning light is on, check front and rear tires to make sure they are properly inflated.

What is the recommended tire pressure for Hyundai?
Recommended tire pressure for Hyundai is determined by the manufacturer based on your vehicle's characteristics and original equipment tire sizes. Find your Hyundai year or model to get recommended tire inflation for Hyundai tires.

How do I find recommended tire pressure setting for Hyundai? What is correct Hyundai tire pressure?
You can find your Hyundai recommended tire pressure in Hyundai owner's manual, on sticker attached to the driver's door jam, inside glove box compartment or fuel door. Recommended tire inflation for Hyundai will be listed in psi, bar or kPa.

How to check Hyundai tire pressure?
Proper Hyundai tire inflation is essential to the overall tire performance of your vehicle. To check tire pressure for Hyundai you will need to know its recommended tire pressure levels and a standard or digital tire pressure gauge. Check inflation levels in Hyundai tires with the tire pressure gauge and adjust your Hyundai tire pressure to its recommended levels be adding or releasing air. Check Hyundai tire pressure levels in all tires again. Make sure to check tire inflation for your Hyundai regularly to ensure safe and comfortable drive.

Why is Hyundai tire pressure warning light on?
If your Hyundai is equipped with Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) it will alert you when tire pressure is too low and your tires could be underinflated, which can lead to uneven tire wear or can cause tire failure. If Hyundai low tire pressure warning light is on, check all Hyundai tires for low tire pressure and inflate tires to the recommended tire pressure levels. Keep in mind that Tire Pressure Monitoring System does not replace routine tire pressure check and maintenance.

How to reset tire pressure warning light for Hyundai?
To reset tire pressure monitoring system for Hyundai, make sure front and rear tires are inflated to the recommended levels. Turn the engine on, then press and hold the tire pressure reset button located under the steering wheel on the instrument panel. Hold the button down until the TPMS light blinks three times, then release the button.

What is recommended winter tire pressure for Hyundai?
Recommended winter tire pressure for Hyundai is the same as all other seasons. You should keep tire inflation at recommended levels in any weather conditions. Hyundai tire inflation will decrease with lower outside temperatures, so make sure to check Hyundai tire pressure during winter months regularly to keep Hyundai tires properly inflated in the winter.